Dakota, a devout church boy, confesses his sins to Father Wheeler, burdened by guilt over his lies. In response, Father Wheeler suggests an unusual form of penance: the act of “cock-washing.” Intrigued and eager to atone, Dakota accepts, leading to a ritual cleansing of Father Wheeler’s member. This act, however, evolves into a passionate encounter, a stark contrast to the sacred setting.
Father Wheeler explains to Dakota that this intimate act is the only way for both of them to attain spiritual purity. As Father Wheeler takes Dakota, their shared experience transcends the physical, intertwining with their quest for absolution. The encounter, though unconventional, serves as a unique form of penance, a testament to their faith and desire for redemption.
